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w �P etworkSolutions construction materials, existing/expected access point locations, and expected signal coverage. The goal of this walkthrough is to identify any oversights in a design prior to installation. Any changes deemed necessary for a successful installation will be submitted as a Change Order to CoSB for approval. • NSI will gather existing controller configurations and AP inventory information that will be used in migrating the configuration to the new controllers • NSI will develop a preliminary testing plan that verifies normal operation of the installed networking equipment (i.e. access points online, radio settings, remote access) The testing will need to include both the internal CoSB network and the new DTSB Public-Wifi network. • NSI will provide the complete testing plan for CoSB to approve. • CoSB will provide a list of critical services that must be functional in order for testing to be considered successful. • CoSB will specify the location and provide site access for where the controllers will be installed • CoSB will, provide access to existing networking hardware necessary for installation of the new controllers • CoSB will provide an expected window of time that changes can be made to the network including those identified as disruptive. • CoSB will approve or modify the recommended design as needed. Tasks not listed in this document will re uire a change order. Security • NSI will provide CoSB with a data collection sheet to gather information on the existing environment. • NSI will provision the Cisco Meraki cloud account for CoSB and the new MX-Firewall. • Throughout the entire duration of the project implantation, NSI will create and maintain a work breakdown structure to serve as a detailed task list, and will include who is responsible for each task, and the due date of each task. • CoSB will create a Meraki cloud account for NSI firewalls to facilitate NSI implementation remote support. • CoSB wild populate the data collection workbook and return it to NSI. Implementation Responsibilities: Network -Wide • NSI will conduct an Installation Review meeting and verify the Project Plan including network design, equipment delivery, installation times, and testing procedures. Wireless • NSI will mount the controllers in the datacenter rack that will house the new controllers. (4-Post Rack Is mandatory) • NSI will be deploying the configuration that is in existence on the currently deployed CoSB controllers. After the controllers are operational a review of settings will be made, and any recommended changes will be made at that time. • NSI will migrate the existing configuration that is currently deployed on the DTSB controllers. After the controllers are operational a review of settings will be made, and any recommended changes will be made at that time. With this configuration deployment, the existing 'Public WiN Web Splash Page" will be removed and replaced with as standard Acceptable Use Statement. A new -updated Splash page has been discussed, but the development and deployment of that would be outside of the scope of this project. • NSI will configure the new controllers with HA-SSO redundancy is verify that HA is tested and operational • NSI will ensure hostnames for each AP are retained in the migration. This information is stored on the AP and should not be lost in the move, but if necessary, NSI will reconfigure that information if lost. (AP Inventory and Summary List will be gathered prior to installation) • NSI will create AP Groups that will be needed for the CoSB sites. The AP group creation will account for 10 AP groups total. Addition AP groups needed will be out of scope and this will require a change order. www.nsil.com WHY we do is as important as WHAT we do (574) 271-0900